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From Open Access to Open Science; as open as possible as closed as necessary?

The IPKat

Under international treaties and legislation, it is not possible to create an autonomous scientific author whose works would merit different IP conditions from the ‘all rights reserved’ default rule. An Office for Free Intellectual Property Rights and Open Science should be created.

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Getting paid to play? Copyright, contract, and the rewards for UGC

Kluwer Copyright Blog

The existence of this dialectical relationship between rightsholder and user sits at odds with the principles of the copyright system which often assume a dichotomous, all-rights-reserved model of creativity. Commercial’ use is instead more narrowly construed by game publishers to mean use for the benefit of a company (e.g.,

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A Brave New World: The NCAA’s New NIL Policy and the Need for Federal Legislation

LexBlog IP

Published in Landslide , Vol. All rights reserved. After decades of the NCAA reaping the benefit of college players, their labor, and their name, image, and likeness (collectively, NIL), the NCAA has changed its policy and allowed players to market their NIL without sacrificing their amateur status. ©2022.